Stevens Creek Reservoir
Santa Clara County Bass, Crappie, Catfish, Carp, Sunfish
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Stevens Creek Reservoir Fishing Overview

Water Description

Stevens Creek Reservoir, spanning 95 acres, is located close to town but still maintains a rural feeling. The surrounding hillsides are covered with low brush and some Oaks. It offers a steep shoreline with brushy coves, as well as a picnic area, hiking trails, and an archery range. No power boats and swimming are allowed. Stevens Creek offers decent fishing for a variety of species. It is regularly stocked with rainbow trout by CDFW during colder months, while also housing warm-water species such as largemouth bass, crappie, carp, and catfish...

Stevens Creek Reservoir, spanning 95 acres, is located close to town but still maintains a rural feeling. The surrounding hillsides are covered with low brush and some Oaks. It offers a steep shoreline with brushy coves, as well as a picnic area, hiking trails, and an archery range. No power boats and swimming are allowed.

Stevens Creek offers decent fishing for a variety of species. It is regularly stocked with rainbow trout by CDFW during colder months, while also housing warm-water species such as largemouth bass, crappie, carp, and catfish. However, fluctuating water levels can be dramatic, with heavy drawdowns during the summer and quick fill-ups during heavy winter rains. Unfortunately, this does affect the fish population and prevents the fishery from ever reaching its full potential. Be prepared to pay a fee for parking and access.

Species:
Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Channel Catfish, Bluegill, Common Carp
Boating / Access:
No power boats. Kayaks, canoes, float tubes are okay.
Geography:
Surface Area: 95 acres
Surface Elevation: 300 ft

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